Consider below Situations A) Someone told me that stock of ABC will be multibagger (20 times) in 10 years. And I invested 5 lac in ABC. After 10 years my investment becomes 3 lakhs unfortunately. I bcome Multi begger.
B) Someone told me that stock of XYZ will become multibagger(5 times) in 10 years. And I invested 50 k in the stock. After 10 years my investment becomes 2 Lac(4 times).
In case B my investment bcome multibagger. Safe but multifold return and not blindly. Don''t go by examples tht 5 L can also bcome 50L. Understand the logic what I am saying. Safe but sure return and low amount investment risk. Simply put in Warren Buffett language don''t put all ur eggs in one basket. Just Google n u will know why Chem comp r in sweet spot...Hope bro u will also invest in chem stock...But not 15/20 L.
Guys fasten your seat belts a bumper listing is in offing. I am saying this on the basis of buzzword within the punters community. All the Best to retailers who gets shares allotted.
Can anyone tell me which Bank provides minor bank account where we can apply IPO online for minor account. I have ICICIdirect and cant apply for minor through this. Thanks in advance.
187.3. sdz| Link| Bookmark|
June 27, 2021 1:01:24 PM
IPO Guru (1200+ Posts, 500+ Likes)
Only promoters and mgmt would know if FY21 EPS rs12 is genuine 100% growth from FY20 or manipulated one with window dressing for IPO. Only future results will let us know
It depends on number of applications received in 5500 shares category. As per my knowledge you may receive around 90-100 shares. Please let me know how much received when you get the allotment. Thanks!
186.4. lokes| Link| Bookmark|
June 26, 2021 1:43:01 PM
IPO Guru (4400+ Posts, 5100+ Likes)
you should get more than 108 shares, because many HNI application wont get any shares who apply for less than 51 lots....so ratio will improve due to that....
There is lottery system for the applicants who have applied for less than 51 lots... so all the shares will be allocated and there won''t be any surplus from that quota for the benefit of higher lots applicants. One can study any previous Basis of allotment documents to understand the process. Below is the link for Burger King IPO Basis of Allotment. Lot size for Burger King was 250 shares and HNI quota was over-subscribed by 355 times. You can do all the math by referring to the BoA document . However each IPO there will be slight difference in allocation based on number of applications received at each level in HNI category hence there is a possibility that India Pesticides HNI allocation may be different compared to Burger King. That''s why I requested @vishnu bazar post his allotment once he received it to improve my knowledge.
Basis of allotment for Burger King IPO: https://listing.bseindia.com/download/348994/ipo_T5/BASISAD_20201211142107.pdf
Yes you are right with your calculation - my skills might have become bit rusty because I stopped applying in HNI category long back. For me its not worth applying in HNI category simply because there are more lucrative opportunities in the secondary market rather than blocking your money for a week for a meager return. So nowadays I simply apply for one lot in RII category and leave it. However I was surprised by one of your comments that there no lottery system in this category - please go through it again. Its your money but if you are betting such a huge money without understanding the basic rules is a recipe for disaster. Just a friendly advice, take it or leave it. Cheers!!
To clear further my point on Lottery System in HNI category, if you refer to the same BoA document you have shared for Shyam Metallics, Allocation ratio for categories 675 to 1080 is like 46:1011, 4:89, .... 1:11. So on what basis 1 out of 11 applications is chosen for 1080 category? Do you think the registrar has allotted 45 shares to his Bua/Bhatija? Its a lottery system. I was just highlighting this to @lokes when he wrote that people below 51 lots will not be allotted and those shares will be distributed to you. I hope it is clear now. Cheers!!
@kring How is this number of 46, 4 .. is calculated in this ratio. I understand that 1011 is the number of application but from where this 46 deducted in ratio 46:1011 ?
Total Number of shares applied in HNI Category = 1,47,53,72,520 Total Number of shares allotted in HNI Category = 44,35,626 Total Number of applications in 675 Category = 1011 Total Number of shares applied in 675 Category = 6,82,425 % to Total Number of shares applied in 675 Category = (6,82,425 x 100) / 1,47,53,72,520 = 0.046 Total Number of shares to be allotted in 675 Category = (0.046 x 44,35,626) /100 = 2052 Total Number of applications to be allotted in 675 Category = 2052 / 45 = 46 (round-off) Therefore, Ratio in 675 Category = 46:1011 Therefore, Total Number of shares allotted in 675 Category = 46 x 45 = 2070
I hope this clears your doubt. Cheers!!
186.17. Adv Sarin| Link| Bookmark|
June 28, 2021 8:01:45 AM
Top Contributor (300 Posts, 100+ Likes)
You will get 108+ shares as some applications may get cancelled due to defect or withdrawal. If none get cancelled you will have 108 for sure.
185. traderyn| Link| Bookmark|
June 28, 2021 2:44:15 AM
IPO Mentor (700+ Posts, 400+ Likes)